The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, April 14, 1916, Page TWO, Image 2
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Cottou Authrocnose.
As I have had frequent inquiries for
the last few days concerning cotton
authrocnose, popularly known as "boll I
rot" I will briefly give some means I
of combatting this disease. The germ j
that causes this disease lives over)
winter in old diseased bolls and in the
^eed.
By no means should land that grew
diseased cotton last year, be planted
to cotton again this year. Even should j
you procure seed free from tiie uis-j
ease, there will likely be enough
germs live in the field over winter to
cause considerable loss ag?in this
year. The land should have been
sown to grain last fall but in case
that was not done, it should be planted
to some other crop this year, and next |
year the soil will be free from tin? j
ttuthroeno.-e germ, and it will be safe;
to plant to cotton again.
Also, De sure you nave seeu nee
from the disease. If you will keep
your seed till they are three years old,
they will be free from the disease. Xo
matter how badly they were infected.
T would advise anyone who has a good
variety of seed infected to save some
three years, and this will give them
a start of sound seed again. But in |
the meantime, try to secure some seed
free from disease and also rotate the
crops in order to get tdisease ou
of the land.
Save Clover Seed
Now is the time for the farmer to
decide about that clover seed patch.
1 1 f/v>? r\r nrlm_
Be SllTG lO ieuvu a, secu paica vya. vi a ? - son
clover for your own use, and if I
you have more tlian you need, you I
will have no trouble selling the surplus
at a good price. I heard a farmer
say the other day that he had already
received more orders than he
could fill.
By all means, secure home grown
seed if you can. iThey are more
economical aj-d produce better results.
In almost every instance where
the uncleaned, home grown crimson
clover seed were sown last fall we j
have good stands and satisfactory
growth, while at least 9-10 of the acreage
sown with cleaned seed bought
from the seed houses has shown a partial
or total failure.
Do not be in a hurry to plow up
that bur clover. It is one of your best
friends, and if you will give it a square
deal it ^ill feed your land, help feed
your pigs, cows and work stock and
consequently help feed you. Evetn.
though you may not have a good stand
it will pay you well to let it aione
till the seed are ripe. Then you can
plat the plot to corn, or sow to pea3,
and you will have a stand of bur clover
again this fall. Gather all the bur
clover seed you can, and if you have
more than needed, sell some to your
neighbor. Prepare some grazing
patches for your cattle and hogs, 'by
? * 1 T"V.. X I
seeding to bur clover tnis ran. rui
some in your pastures. It will grow
there and make excellent grazing in
late wirter and early- spring
,
Hog Grazing Cr^ps for Fall.
The following are^ recommended by,j.
Clemson College as being excellent1
hog grazing crops:
Cow peas, sow May to July, broadoast.
or one to two pecks in'drill.
Soy beans, plant May to 'July, one I
to two pecks per* acre to., drill.
Sorghum, plant May to July,' four to
eight quarts in drill.
Peanuts. May to July, one peck to j
acre.
? j
Pounces, !.\ ay mj ,tmy.
Chufas, plant in Ap?l and May in
3 foot rows, one perk to acre.
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For Sale.
One Jersey mlln row. $40. Phone,
Newberry 5704
Ten bushel# pure Triumph cotton \
seed culled and selected. Newberry
No. 4. box 4
Pure Es*ex piss. Pomaria. Box 4 I
Pure D"iroc-Jersey pigs. Newberry. ,
phone 4S04.
Seed corn, w-hite and yellow.
75 nushels Lookout Mountain seed .
potatoes. $1 .HO per bushel. Pomaria,;
phone 2020. '
15 bushels good sound Deas, $1.25
pt r bushel.
20 to 30 good fat beef cattle. Newberry,
phone 3002.
Tomatoes. No. 3 cans, SI.00 per
dozen.
Wanted,
One good milk oow. Newberry No.
4, box 4.
(The farmers to know that I will as
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?0I?K IN How Vinol
Tl KJ: I* "'* * Boallsville, 0
vous, weak, run
i (xK DKPAKTMKNT * VinoL 1 was <
nervous 1 could
'1' " BV * ate hurt me, an
i Agent... Prosperity. S. C. *> ken did me no |
n-,.,.c r Vinol, and befo
'HUSH 41 O 1 V_.. v T A ~ J .
1 - , thin# I wanted i
^ Now I am well
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?Mrs. Anna Mi
We guarantee
sist them to order any variety of fruit weak and debili
trees they want, at wholesale price1 Gilder <N; W
and save them the agents profit. : berry. S. C.
Those who contemplate starting an niZZZZIIZIZI
orchard will do well to see me and 1VT:im
Irvt > >-. ^ f^ 11- -tViti moHnr s\^-civ fhom AttALl
i tt. ixi c Vclirv iiiuicui ?? i c-4*v-.iii
and help them select varieties suited
to their purpose. You will find me at JC
Newberry every Saturday, or call me promises to !
at Prosperity, phone 2613. pro ~
ers everywhe
T. M. -viILLS. yield of beam
County Demonstration Agent. salable for oil
? purposes, in a
GAINS 30 POUNDS AFTER i ??.11
CIimPFNf: QIY VFAPQ I TL *VT
iJUIlJLlliitU iJIii ILfUtU XiiC IN'
MRS. ROBERTS, OF COLI'MBI A J
Velv
VA1SLY TRIED ATAXY WAYS TO i rthe Quickest
nmMT ni< Beans, promis
lO nnAl JLLS? Peas very larg
? ? j ing, forage
0 r E R A T I 0 > F AILED throughout tl
i to seed per aci
After Taking Two Bottles of Tanlao, Write for pri
? ? , . f> CroD Spc<
She \\as Strong Enough to Box ; formation in
"With Her Son. Velvet Beans
j Seed Corns,
Grass. etca
Prompted by a feeling of gratitude
--i ?T iir
that apparently was aeep a: a sm- l.VY.YTV.
cere, M. A. Roberts, of 731 Assembly SEEDSMEN
street, Columbia, one of this city's well
known plumbers, told a story j
that will necessarily make a deep im-1
pression upon many, for it is a story'. I
of human suffering- and of the means. Hj II.
which brought a feeling of content-, B fUfJU
ment, peace and "good will toward H llUl
men-." ! H ?
Thedforc
It is another one of the remarkable I
Tanlac stories, and as mankind is heir H is the best
to suffering, Mr. Roberts' statement H ] er?r use(j
almost assumes the importance of a H 0iL
T | In Steelman, o:
sermon. He said:
"I shall be glad to tell you how Mrs. Hj "1 suffered
Roberts at last regained her health 0 troubles. am
and strength, and I shall tell vou why H
, . . . 4 . US ine doctor,
she can now engage in boxing matches j
with our 16-year old son instead of H sumption,
conducting herself as one broken in H all. Finally
health. |||
"For a number of years Mrs. Rob-; THE
erts suffered acutely with "kidney trou- I
bles and chronic appendicitis, with. H ftl
their accompanying ills. She was gen- Kg
erally run down in health. a!'.-d was S mmm
forced to undergo an operation, which B j
however, gave her little relief. IU j
"She perhaps suffered equally as I Ullf
much with liver, troubles, and, during?
an operation^ a surgeon removed sev-|^B and to my si
eral hundred small gall stones, H an(j am t0.(<
He gave me a bottle containing two H man." The
hundred and thirty stones, which were H Draught is '
scraped from her liver. During the
SI vegetable li
past five years her health has been H H
very unsatisfactory. I spent practi- H ^as ^een
cally all I earned payL ig t.ne bills for fl| ties of the
medical services for her |H bowels, for
"She was so sore on her right side H a package t<
that she could not even bear t.o touch genuine T!
it. Because all our efforts to find re- fi|
lief had failed, she became discour- 5
agel. We say almost every day in the
papers a statement by someone who WINSTON-SAL'
had 'been greatly helped by Tanlae, j !
and she decided to give 'it a trial. We
certainly are thankful we did' and we J* E. Envin Sa
are also thankful we were privileged Brought -1
to get it.
rrhis is the reason: "Mrs. Roberts
feels fine now, ai::d from a weight of; Erwin, o
one hundred seventy pounds, when! was-0r a lon^l
she'"la?t weighed before taking Tan_|ous disorders
*ac. >he lias increased in weight to ail kincjs
more than two hundred pounds. She,man3' doctors.was
forced,to increase-by four-inches' ^ne "a^
the waists-of all her clothes, r have I ^ on^er^u^ ^-en
seen her on several occasions boxing. a? l^e 1
with our lij year ol:f son and she says: sou=^t La(^ coir
j satisf
she can now take as much punching;
- ... I use of the life-:
on her right, side as 011 t?e ieit. so j Wonderful Heir
completely was the soreness in that ffiy ,.fe 1 coul,
*ide removed while she was taking( weelcs more na
Tanlac. . j remedy, 1 am ei
"Mrs Roberts lias taken just t Af>, sufferers who c
bottles or Tanlac, aud is now taking , your remedy."
her third bottle. She did not want Mayr's Wonde
to start the third bottle because she, manent results
's Gaining weight so rapidly. She says ^ intestinal ailme
she does not need medicine now., wienever you
Really her recovery has been morela?ter eating, I
than remarkable, and 1 am more taaa: 3tomach and an
ki" ?
siau lu ten me {iu'uuu ?iv ; Dottie oi your a
benefit it brought her. AVe certainly | on an absolute J
are strong boosters of Taniac, for it; factory money
has done more for Mrs. Roberts than GILDER & WE
all the other medicines. We have!
urged quite a number of our friends ?
to take Teniae for their troubles."
Taniac, the master medicine, is sold ^ 1
exclusively by Gilder and Weeks,
Newberry; .Prosperity Drug Co.. Pros- L BIS
perity; Little Mountain Drug Co., Lit?
? - " ? r i ? l i!
tie Mountain; Dr. W. U. nonoway,j i*ign quan
iGhappells; (Whitmire Pharmacy, Whit- parent of Hi
mire; D. J. Livingston, Silverstreet. and cakes.
Price $1 per bottle straight.?Adv. 2nd every
delightful i
Pile? Cared In 6 to 14 Days *
druarei't will refund money if PAZC nl III v*^!
">INTMENT fails to cure any case of Jtchir- mIuLm /lU
* T 1 -MHir0, r11" f
Hade by W w
WOMAN TELLS r?jOi noSSi n
Made Her Strong ! UtsSL UbULb
hio.?"I wish all ner- MOT I
-down women could have j jm jjj
;o run-down, weak and < IIW I 1
notsleep. Everything J "? ~
d the medicine 1 had ta- How She Was Re!ie
good. I decided to try
re long I could eat any- Pain by Lydia E. Pin
mm/1 n/Mi 1 rl AArv oil v-\ i rvU f
ttiiu tuuia biccjj an mguu ?r 1 *
and strong, and in bet- V egetabJe L,omp<
I have been for years.!
LLlSON,Beallsville,Ohia j Taunton, Mass. ?" I had r
Vinol for all run-down, sides and when mv periods
tated conditions. ' to sta,
eeks, Druggists, NYw- ^ |J|||j^^^j from
1 \r 11 i t* came t(J
moth Yellow T^'Wm an,j a
i Bean | fell Elis
jo one cr tne ^niost | ier^^
?re. Makes a large don't y
?, which are readily : ^ ??? bottle o
-producing and food rinkham's Vegetable Compc
ddition to its use for . jnotjler bought it and the ne
ndMly'adapted toou" I wcU that I worked a!
and climate. ! v;ithout staying at home a
' : in good health now and have
sw 100-Day ; girls about it."?Miss Clari
22 Russell Street, Taunton,
ct Bean ! Thousands of girls suffer
growing of Velvet every month rather than cor
;e to supercede Cow sician. If girls who are trc
jciy asii suu-impi u \ - paiuiui or irregular periods,
and grazing crop headache, dragging-down
he South. Cheaper fainting spells or indigestion
re than cow peas. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegel
ces and "Wood's pound, a safe and pure rei
zial" giving full in- from roots and herbs, muc
regard to Soja^ and might be avoided.
Cow Peas, Millet, ^ . T j- r>- i1.
Sorghums, Sudan Wnte to Lydia E. Pmkhai
Mailed free. kynn, Mass. (conndentiE
i advice which will prove help
?OD & SONS, ? ?:
- Richmond, Va. i tkacmeks' kxam.v
|
i The regular examination
I ers' certificates will be held
I' May ."t at the courthouse, bi
lif A|| " o'clock. Applicants wi
K Well |r?"~ C?,,B
__ _ __ _ _ M County Supt. of E
3's Black-Draught
H j 4-4i4t.
I," writes J. A. H MEETING OF DEMOCRAT]
fPattonvil'e, Texas. |j| EXECUTIVE CC
terribly w.th liver H A meeting of the County
i could get no relief. H Executive Committee is he:
s said I had con- for Saturday, April 15, 1
H o'clock a. m., at the court
I could not work at H members are urged to be f
1 tried m' J0S- L* KEITT? c
"DFORSTS liW* A McSWATN' Secretary,
APIf. 1 =^=
.nun | ,i I,
WGHT I(whyp
urprise, I got better, U |
lay as well as any H I
dford's Black- B I j
i general, cathartic, I
iver medicine, that R I
liver, stomach and H
over 70 years. Get H
)day. Insist on the H
SAVED FROM DEATH 11
ys Wonderfiil Remedyi | (I
Him Astonishing* . i I jj
f Winston-Salem, X. C-,! | / lp3 j
time the victim of seri-.j ?
of the stomach. He; M
of treatment and nadi ^ ^
11
took a aose of Mayrsj | j* J
ledy and was aston- i ?
esults. The help he! .? \
S -vj etf-- 9 . cd
ylfrwrtter . J | mMmfH
iea ..mrougn personal, ~~
saving powers of yourj j ^ jl
iedy. You have saved j j '1
d have, lived but a few J J \\
d it not been for yourj 3 (c\ \\
lclosing a list of friend I s \\
>ugat to have some W |
irful Remedy gives per- w \i
for stomach, liver and 8 ^
nts. Eat as much and Q
IKe. AO xiiure uisneos u
>ressure of gas in the |
}und the heart. Get one i *
ruggist now ana try it! ?
guarantee?It not satis-1 |
will be returned. |
;EKS, Newberry, >S. C. g
?adv ] 30 r 3 1
, . ...I ord bizes
B 30xo,2J
ftj 23x4 Safely Trcai
^ o-ix< "I'jir-Lut"
iCUITj 1 :::=ity
soda crackers, ]! _
tie of 122 crackers g
One for every taste || g j| &
need, affording j &
mealtime changes.
irfti&cufo i
cksonville Cracker Works
rmmmmmmmmmmmmm
jg ?1 m*i?m w *
IKORK j
ved from JJ "
tkham's w _ v-3
jund. jg
>ains in both ' ^>y
came 1 hail H J
y at home j???
0 n g time, ! j ' J^v Will
r v. woman i ^
why i was. i ^^9 I \ y{l
r. Mother ^ ^
that I suf- | ft I \m.
?ory month jgg * 'ffl \
ou buy a | J? /( J %
f Lydia E.'H / IB
>und?' My J /
xt month I w I Jj
1 the month | ^
day. I am M /.
' toid lots of j pi
;ce Morin, i yflrf
Mass. * ?
in silence j M
lsult a phy- ; JS FP
ubled with ! ^ C1
sensations,' |
would take
:able Com- i >
nedy made :.
h suffering .
I
n Medicine
il) for free
ful.
VTI0>. /
for teach- ; yr
on Friday, Pratt'
eginning at; * full S j
,11 furnish S 1
/ WiH 3a
*RRE- ! ' Start them
ducation. j v
\ 2
MM1TTEE | \ GILDER
Democratic'
reby called!
916, at li|
house. All
resent. \
hairman.
ay Tire Bills foi
r. e., for RECKI
' A MERICANS wh
\ f\ dislike to pay
\ jL Jl gance of Oti
\ Tires, should sit up and t
The current Goodric
based upon what it cost
Rubber Factory in Amer
, No "Insurance" Pr
l retail price of Goodrici
\ Recklcss Driver at the
1 through a fancy List Pri
that Premium.
The excess Mileage <
. certain to deliver, when
thus becomes clear "VeJMoney
can't make,
! Fabric construction, thai
Teat will prove.
And, money can't'
produce Tires which wo"
Rubber Goods made by 1
its name stands Sponsor.
J If I /COMPARE pric
m / I with present
djl / Tires in the
if/ 4'LARGER-SIZED" Tire
'lj I I than Goodrich Black-Tre;
ff / Then, Test out at lei
lj I tread Tires, on their pe
j I against any ether Tires
I abide by the Result.
" / i% -x
/ Wiiy (it 1 uu are vc
j pay MORE than the "B
/ tire, for ANY Fabric Tir
/" Get a sliver of the i
/ from your nearest Goodr
/ ?
\
r$ 10.40
l $13.40
"No Concern in
^ ^-'2.00 latest :i.-.ca! yc;
' :-2.40 'i:rc< *< did The H
S3I.60 "Our published
^,37.35 proves iLia.
I
)DRICH?
?2BAREF6
mmmmmmmmkkb
tiff nic
!^1 f / lis
J
I bear those pains? j
A single bottle will J
convince you *
-pgf
Sloan's || g ,
ulniment IMS 1
Tresis Inflammation. ?j I
revents severe compli- 1 I
ops on r/zc painful jjj $
iot and the pain dis- * lOySRAIN ||
jpears. !&%352wfl
feiy Chick Food\ ,
ivp ri i \
snides. X
right and raise tfeem. \
5 Cents y/ I
6 WEEKS CO.
\/
I
r Others?.ESS
Drivers <
i
o want tlieir money's worth,?who
for the Reckless-driving extravaters,?in
the price of their own
ake notice of following FACTS:?
ih "Fair-List" price on Tires, is
3 the largest, and best equipped,
ica to 'produce them.
emium added to the NORMAL
k Tires, in order to protect the
f ' i - r.. 7
expense 01 me ta rtjuo jluivci,
ce which is high enough to absorb
sach Goodrich Tire is reasonably
given reasonable care in driving, I
vet" to the Owner of GOODRICH
arid cav't buy,. better ?Tires of
i Goodrich Safety-Tread Tires, as ?
buy the B. F. Goodrich Co. to
aid discredit the 269 other lines of
:he B. F. Goodrich Co., for which
les on Goodrich 'Vair-List" Tires 1 A
n. J I fl
prices on any. otner responsiote .
field, bearing in mind that NO
s (type for type and size for size) j
ads, are wade in America. J
ast ONE pair of Goodrich black/'-DELIVERED-Jfile
cost to you,
in the field, at any price, and,?
it a Reckless Driver) should YOU
USINESS" price of the Goodrich ,
e in the field? i
lew Goodrich ''Barefoot" Rubber
ich Dealer or Branch.
THEE. K GOODRICH CO. J
Akron, Ohio.
\ I
NOTICE.
America m.ide. or ?oln, drring"
ir. uraily so many Motor-car
. F. Goodrich Co. I
Challenge, still ucacswered, 1
- i
pot" Tires